刚才这不掌握挺好的吗
“Didn't you master it well just now?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
揉啊
“Keep kneading it.”
刚才 这不 掌握挺好的 吗
“Didn't you master it well just now?”
这么大劲儿
“Why so rough?”
“You were doing so well earlier, why are you suddenly hurting me now?”
In informal Chinese, pointing out recent past competence via a rhetorical question softens direct orders to stop hurting or making mistakes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to master; to grasp the technique
Widely used to describe gaining physical control over pressure, speed, or skill.
quite good; pretty well
A very common colloquial affirmation describing satisfactory progress or state.
Forms a rhetorical question that prompts the listener to notice the contrast with their previous behavior.